cPanel does not provide a built-in email tracking feature to monitor the delivery status of individual emails. However, you can enable email delivery logs in cPanel to track the overall email delivery status for your domain. These logs can help you identify any potential issues with email delivery. Here's how to enable email delivery logs in cPanel:
1. Log in to cPanel:
Access your cPanel account using your web browser and log in with your username and password.
2. Navigate to the "Email" section:
Once you're logged in, look for and click on the "Email" icon or link. It's usually located in the Mail section of cPanel.
3. Click on "Track Delivery":
In the Email section, you should see a "Track Delivery" icon or link. Click on it to access the email delivery logs.
4. Enable email delivery logs:
By default, email delivery logs may not be enabled. To enable them, click on the "Enable" or "Start Tracking" button, depending on the wording used in your cPanel version.
5. View email delivery logs:
After enabling email delivery logs, you should start seeing email delivery information in the tracking log. The log will display information such as the sender, recipient, delivery status, time of delivery, and any error messages if the delivery was unsuccessful.
Please note that the email delivery logs in cPanel provide general delivery information, such as whether an email was successfully delivered or if there were any issues during delivery. It does not provide granular tracking of individual email opens, read receipts, or click-through rates, as you would find in more advanced email marketing or tracking systems.
If you need more detailed tracking and reporting for your emails, you may consider using specialized email marketing services or third-party email tracking tools that offer more comprehensive analytics and tracking capabilities.
